

This has the effect of creating one file per day in the directory, but having 24 downloadable versions of it for at least 30 days. The format of the backup file name is backup.%Y%m%d. The reference program allows me to implement automatic backups of the vaultwarden database to a directory on Google Drive every hour. Followed the rest of the instructions in the reference. After that, the state of the nginx_app_1 container changed to healthy.ģ. The solution was to delete the existing auth table (and similarly, the user table).Ĭ.

After that, the log showed repeated entries of not being able to create the table "auth" because it already existed. Instead, the log file had repeated entries of "can't take lock to run migrations migration table is already locked." The solution was to go into nginx_db_1 and delete all the rows from the migrations_tableġ) docker exec -ti nginx_db_1 mysql -h 172.18.0.2 -P 3306 -u npm -p npmī. Step 11 says to wait for the status of nginx_app_1 to change to healthy, but it didn't. Installed nginx proxy manager according to these instructions: Ī. Installed Docker and Portainer according to these instructions: Ģ. Reference: (Pay attention to the updates caused by the name change to vaultwarden)ġ.
